Gov. Gavin Newsom has ordered Californians to stay at home. With businesses and popular destinations closed, The Times' Luis Sinco documented the surreal scenes.

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Most Californians seem to be staying home, but markets and food donation centers are jammed as some debate the need for the coronavirus shutdown.

He would then fly to Amarillo, Texas, and traverse the famed Route 66 highway — a decommissioned highway that spans 2,400 miles from Chicago to Santa Monica, California — for about a week and a half. Then President Donald Trump announced a travel ban for Europeans that ultimately included the United Kingdom. The ban, Trump said, was to curb ...

More people want face animations for video chat, driving a 10-fold jump in downloads. Workers around the world are suddenly confined to their homes and apartments to prevent the spread of coronavirus.

An artichoke on sale at the Santa Monica farmers market. When a Coachella Valley farm found itself with a "field full of food with nowhere to go," they called for help. Röckenwagner Bakery answered. (Calvin B.

Additionally, most tourist attractions and Southern California landmarks have been shut down. The closures have resulted in eerily empty areas like downtown Los Angeles, the Santa Monica Pier, and Disneyland, and freeways that are actually free-flowing. The California Highway Patrol says they have never seen freeways so empty before ...

While about 85 percent of the film takes place in a jail cell, according to Lewis, many outdoor shots were filmed in Central Florida, including a driving scene in Port Canaveral, a Santa Monica Pier-esque scene that actually takes place at the Malcolm E. McLouth Fishing Pier in Cape Canaveral and a hot tub scene filmed at a Cocoa Beach resort.

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It’s adapted from a specialty served at Socalo, the new restaurant owned by celebrity chefs Mary Sue Milliken and Susan Feniger (of Top Chef Masters and Too Hot Tamales fame) in Santa Monica, California. “We were inspired by our last few visits to Mexico, eating these tacos at street stands all over Tijuana,” says Feniger. “Griddling ...